If parents have further questions after receiving the procedural safeguards, whom can they contact for assistance?

The correct answer is to contact a regional education special education service Center contact person because these individuals are specifically trained and designated to assist parents with questions related to procedural safeguards in the context of special education. They have the necessary expertise to clarify rights, provide information about services, and address concerns about the educational process for children with disabilities. This makes them an invaluable resource for parents seeking guidance on how to navigate procedural safeguards.

While advocacy groups and private attorneys can provide support and assistance, they may not have the same direct connection to the educational settings or detailed knowledge of procedural safeguards as the specialized staff at regional service centers. The school principal, while an important figure, may not have the comprehensive understanding required to address nuanced questions about procedural safeguards that apply to special education. Therefore, the regional education service center is the most appropriate contact for parents seeking answers to their specific concerns.